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iieven Dollars per Annum.]
"WEDNESD AYrMARCH Is^ 1807.
[Vol. XXVI—No. 4003.
By
Sale by Auction.
order of the Orphans Court, will be sold on
"itesflay the Slitinst. at half past 10, o'clock,
on Hnnipstead Hill, at the late residence of
Charle*. Myers, deceased,
i\ variety of Household and Kitchen-tur-
niture.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct's.
March^ 23.________________________________
Sale by Auction.
On TUESDAY,
The 31i* inst.at half past 12 o'clock, mil be
sold at the premises, on terms which ivill then
be made known,
A Lot of Ground on the east of Jons's-Falls,
¦With all the buildings and improvements there-
»n -fronting- 30 feet on ttie south side of York-
sti-eel, and Running south ts Salesbury-street,
which property is subject to an annual rent to
Air Robert Welsh, and was assigned by Tho-
mas H anna, 25th day July, 1605, to Trustees
for the purpose therein mentioned.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
March 23.________________________________
Sale by Auction7~
On TUESDAY,
The 14th of April, at 13 o'clock, mill be sold at
the premises, on terms tohich nail! then be made
A Urge and valuable piece of GROUND,
in that part of the city called Old-Town, front-
ing on Jones's-slreet, 120 1-2 feet; on a part
of which is erected a large and convenient
two-story Brick Dwelling-House, Kitchen,
and Other i improvements, suitable thereto ; for-
merlv- owned by Mr. Thomas Constable, arid
wow'occupied by Mr. Fisher. The house and
other improvements with a suitable portion of
ground, wilt compose one lot ; and the un-
improved part is intended to be divided into
three or four lots, as may be most agreeable
to those who may be inclined to purchase.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
March 34.______________ MV/r'l-UhAp
# " M. Hunter,
116, Maeket-strket,
Has justreceivc.i a variety of
Elegant French Miiinery,
"WHich -will be opened on Thursday, 27-th
Instiuvt. And expect;! her usual supply Uy
tlie first SDrriv»l» from London. •
_________________________,_______________<*4t
For Sale, •
87 pipes choice Lisbon Wine,
40 do. ">
*0 hi ids. V Genuine Port Winej*
60 qr. oaski }
.*, pijiea ifeleira Wine,
20 bags Pimento,
S00 Denijohns,
100 bags tirst quality Almonds,
Id doy.en Morocco Skins.
All of which will be disposed of on libe-
ral terms, for negotiable paper, or in ex-
change lor Superfine Flour
, also,
JJ'd's on London direct, at 60 days sight.
ROBERT BARRY.
March 24. _______________d6t
City Commissioners Office,
Baltimoue, March 24th, I8u7.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
TH AT the City Commissioners will meet
at their usual place of meeting, in the Cham-
ber of the Second Branch of the City Coun-
cil, at the hour of ten o'clock A. M. on the
first and third Mondays in every month, for
the transaction of business, agreeably to aji
ordinance, passed the 9th instant.
By order of the board,
SAMUEL VINCENT, Clerk.
March 24.________________________i»per Table Cloths,
Striped Linens,
Brawn Pbitiuus,
Britmnias,
C_i aulr uple Sele sias,
Bielfield Linens,
ALSO,
Stuii.hong and Hyson Teas, and
,'•¦. a iueovrt (if Sewing and Knitting Needles,
i 'iivt received per the (Hope, from Amster-
Mai!ch 17. U
For Lisbon,
The Portuguese Ship
BRILL ANTE,
_7- F. S. Pinto, master t
5 or 608 barrels will be taken
on freight, if application is made immediate-
ly to
VON KAPFF & HRUNE,
Who offer for sale,
Best Havana Molasses,
Do. While and Brown Sugars,
A small quantity of Coffee,
Jalop, Gum Guiacum, Steel and German
Linens.
March 24. d4t-eo4t
.-•^^¦Sale,
If immediate application is made,
The Brig
ATLANTIC,
Now discharging h-r cargo,
of the burthen of 117 tons, sails
well, is a staunch built vessel, not two years
old, and maybe sent to sea at a very small
exaertce. Apply to
ANDREW & THOMAS ELLICOTT.
March 23. d4tt
For New-Orleans,
•>«. The Brig
MARY,
F- Fahcrly, master;
Will sail in a few days. For
freight or passage, which will be reasonable,
apply to the master on board, or to
JOHN BOLTE, Ship-Broker,
Opposite the Custom-House.
Mar A 23. d4li.
Wanted to Charter,
FOR A PORT IN ENGLAND,
„r_gf_V A good VESSEL of about >
___G_f_____«v>_' two thousand five hundred
*^_^ Jlaiyp barrels burthen.
- a Apply to
CORNTHWA1T & YARNALL,
No. 83, Bowly's wharf.
Who have for sale,
200 pieces Ravens Buck,
50 bbls. London refined Saltpetre.
3d Mo. 23.__________________________ i. The Schooner
For Sale or Charter,
r t_*_?S. The English Schooner
tesS^SSsK" WANTON,
iuii__06__^' Coppered to the bends,
bur-
then about 600 barrels, and
sails well. Her inventory may be seen at our
auction room.
VAN WYCK & DQRSEY, Auct'rs.
March '23._________________________eo,5t
For New-Orleans,
The Ship
COMET,
Captain Hart;
She will be ready to sail in
about 10 days, and is now taking in her cargo
at the Coffee-House wharf, at the Point-----
Apply to the captain on board for freight or
passage, or to
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
Wro has for sale,
Queensware, well assorted for exportation ;
Campeaohy Logwood •, Fustic; Mahogany and
Nicaragua' wood ; 100 bbls. first quality Ca-
raccas Cocoa ; 80 casks Nails and Spikes,
suitable for ship building ; and 4 bags Tur-
nip Seed.from Liverpool, said to be of a very
superior quality.
"March 13. eo4t|j
J.^
LINNET,
Burthen 650 bbls. with all
her tackle &x. just as she ar-
i i' ¦ U'SV -
rived from sea.
Wanted to Charter,
To a Port in the West-Indies,
A fast-sailing SCHOONER
of from four to six bundled
barrels burthen.
Apply to
CHARLES BCERSTLER.
Who has removed his Counting Room,
two doors from his former stand, to the house
heretofore in the tenure of Messrs. R. and J
Pergusson.
March 17. _______________________
For Sale,
The Ship
CONNECTICUT,
Bavid Maclure, Comirmnder,
Now lying at Coles' wharf,
five hundred and forty -eight tons register, and
undoubtedly the fastest sailing ship belonging to
the United States. She is copper-fastened and
coppered to the bends.
She will be sold on a liberal credit. The
inventory may be seen and terms made known,
by application to THOMAS TENANT.
March 17-________________________d8t
For Liverpool,
W. The British llrig
AID,
Nicholas Sullivan ;
%e&e She is a line strong vessel,
and will ba dispatched with all convenient
spaed. For freight or passage, apply to
HENRY DAVIES,
71, Smith's -wharf.
IVho offers for sale, received per said brig,
An invoice of Earthen-ware, and a quanti-
ty of Liverpool Salt, which will be disposed
of on accommodating terms, if taken horn
along side the vessel.
February 9- __________________ d
For Sale,
The Brig JOSEPH,
J. Southworth, master :
She is a very good vessel, not
a two years old, and completely
fitted ; if not sold in tlie course of a few days,
she will take a lull freight or part of a freight
for Lisbon ; will carry about 1400 barrels, and
may be seen lying at Smith's wharf. For
terms apply to the master on board, or to
BENJ. &. GEO. WILLIAMS,
Who have received by the above vessel, and for
sale at their store, No. 3, Bowly's toharf,
Russia Sheeting, intit.led tf» drawback ;
New-England Rum ; Codfish, in boxes ; Sou-
chong Tea; and 10 bales Can-away Cossas,
19, by 1-8 yards.
March 16. dl0t$
The Subscribers
FEEL themselves under the painful neces-
sity of notifying their Creditors of their in-
tenticMi to apply to Baltimore County Court,
at its next sittings, for the benefit of the in-
solvent laws of this state. »
DAVID C. STEWART,
WILLIAM P. STEWART,
LLOYD BUCHANAN.
March 12. d2m
For Freight or Charter
TO EUROPE,
CAmsterdam or Rotterdam will be preferred, J
- Vr_fC The Ship THOMAS,
^d»i___53w Burthen about 30O tons, Tho-
i«^-3SS>c "'•''* W- 3°'"'s> master, now
£,*!--- lying at Nicholson's wharf, and
will be ready to take a cargo on board in about.
10 days. Apply to the captain on board, or
WILLIAM COLE.
March 16, d
For Liverpool,
The ship
CANTON,
Captain Voter Wickham,
Having now commenced load-
ing, and the greater part of her catgo biting
engaged, the remainder will be taken on rea-
sonable, freight if immediate application ismade
to HU. THOMPSON.
The accommodations in tlie above ship oe-
ing equal to any out of this port, a few passen-
gers will be taken. Those who wish to em-
brace so fitvoraMc an opportunity, will please
apply to tlie captain, who may be always found
on board.
March 16. __________________>! A__
kalt'imore '& York-tozvn Turn
pike Road.
THE subscribers being appointed Commis
sioners by an act of the legislature, " entit-
led an act to make several Turnpike Roads
through Baltimore county, and for other pur-
poses"——to take subscription for making a
turnpike road from liidtiuiore towards York
town, to the Pennsylvania line ; do hereby
give notice, t'.iat : i ion book for a ca
pital stock of 100,000 dollars, in shares ol
20 dollars each, will be tjpened at Mr. VVm
Evan's tavern, in the city of Baltimore, on
tlie 11th day of May next, from the hour of
10 until 2 o'clock and will continue open lim-
ing the same hours the two following days,
the capital stock should be earlier sub
scribed. Every person nmst pay down one
dollar on each share at the time of subscrib-
ing. Not more than 25 shares can be. sub-
scribed for on the first day by any one person,
nor more than fifty on the second day.
JOSEPH THORNBURG,
THOMAS M'ELDERRY,
NICH. MERRYMAN, of Elijah,
¦ DAVID M'MECHEN.
March 23. . dlllhMy
The Editors- of the Uaston Star ,- Republic an
Advocate, and the German paper, Frederick-town :
the English ar.d German papers, Hugei's town,
will please copy this advertisement, and forward
their accounts to the Office of the American-
City Commissioner's Office,
Baltimore, March 23. 1807.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVfiN,
That the City Commissioners will meet on
Saturday next, the 28th instant, at 10 o'clock,
A. M. to establish the lines of part of lot No.
505. situate on Liberty-street, near Conowago-
street, late the property of Mr. Shardell.
They will also meet on Monday, the 30th
instant, at 11 o'clock, A. M. to establish tlie
westernmost boundary line of lot No. 69, situ-
ate on Market-street, Fell's-Point. They will
also establish the dividing line ^between lot
No. 70 and lot No. 71, running from George-
street into the water of the north-west branch
of thePatapsco.
Those who are interested are requested to
attend with the surveyor, land-marks and pa-
pers necessary for establishing the above boun-
daries.
Ey order,
SAMUEL VINCENT, Clerk.
March 23.__________^___________d4t__
Lafitte, Duche and Barthe,
No. SO, Baltimore-street,
Have just received and offer for sale,
5 bales India Handkerchiefs, ~\ g
1 ditto Madras do.
1 box fine Chintfc,
1 ditto striped Silk,
1 ditto Mens' Silk Stockings,
1 ditto Ladies' do.
1 ditto Damask Silk Shawls,
Also on hand,
A large assortment of Silk &. Fancy Goods.
March 33._______________________d6t
To our Friends and the Public.
The subscribers (successors of the late firm
ofifiower and S. Cole) respectfully inform their
friends and the public, that they intend to con-
tinue the business of AUCTIONIERS of
Books, Maps, Charts, Prints, Household and
K.itchen Furniture, &.c. and Lottery-Office
Keepers, at No. 174 1-2, Market-street —
They solicit the support of their friends and
promise th&t'all business committed to them
as Auctioniers shall be"' executed with the
strictest promptitude and,fidelity. They will
study particularly to make the best disposition
of Orphan's property committed to their care
The public's Servants,
COLE andl.BONSAL.
Nov. 7 d
The Creditors
Of the late firm of THOMAS & JOHN
H1GINBOTHOM, are requested to take no-
tice, that'they are now prepared to surrender
all they possess, and intend applying to the
Baltimore county court, for the benefit of
the act, entitled an act for the relief of sun-
dry insolvent debtors, passed at November
session-, 1805 ; and also of the supplement to
said act, passed at the last November sessi-
on.
THOMAS HIGINBOTHOM.
JOHN HIGlNhOTHOM.
March C. d»a
The Proprietors
OF THE
PILOT STAGES,
RESPECTFULLY inform tha Public, that
they have reduced the price of fare from eight
to six doi.la.rs. The Pilot Stage will leave
the Globe Inn every Moaning, Sundays ex-
cepted, at five o'clock, A. M. arrive at New-
port at eight o'clock, P. M. leave Newport
at five o'clock, A. M. arrive in PhiUuhMji'uia
at ten o'clock, A. M.
WILLIAM EVANS & CO.
March 13._____________________________d __
A Valuable Farm" for Sale.
Will be sold at public sale on Monday, the 16.*A
day of March next, at 12 o'clboi, on the pre-
mises,
ALL that tract, or parcel of LAND, lying
near C res well's Ferry, within sight of Havre
de Grace, in Cfccii county, state, of Maryland,
called the Lucky Mistake ; containing 271
acres, more or less, with the improvement!,
It bounds upon the Susc_ueharmah river, and
embrae'es a good Shad and Herring Fishery.
The improvements are two dwelling houses,
one of stone, the other of log;s, a fish-hotise,
and art apple orchard, together with,peach &
cherry trees. The situation is remarkably
healthy and the water good. Herring-fun
passes through, one corner of this tract, on
which there was formerly erected a Saw-
Mill.
The terms of sale will be one-fourth of the
purchase money" in cash, one-fourth in 6
months, one-fourth in 12 months, and the re-
sidue in 18 months, from the day of sale.
The purchaser or purchasers to give bonds
on interest, with approved security ; and on
payment of the whole, an indisputable title
will be given. GEORGE H1GSON.
The sale of the above property is postponed
until the first day of April next.
March 4. dtlstA
New Paper-Hanging Store.
ROBERT ELLIOT,
No. 7, North Charles siecet, •*
INFORMS his friends, and the public in
general, that he has just received, and has
now ready for sale, a large assortment of the
most elegant PaperHamgings & Borders,
from London, Paris and k!ostein ; amongst
which are some of the most superb patterns
of the new invented Spangled or Frosted pa-
per. _ .,
He will always have a regular supply, and
constant succession of the newest fashions,
from Hurley's manufactory in Philadelphia
He will superintend the lunging of his own
papers, employ the best workmen, and ex-
ecute all orders in town and country, with
neatness, punctuality and dispatch.
N. B. The American Papers he will sell at
the manufacturer's prices.
One or two Apprentices will be taken to
the above business.
March 6. d
SPRING GOODS.
MARR §- GIBSON,
No. 7, Ci.we.iu strut,
Have received hy the ship Sally,from .Liverpool,
a part of their
SPRING GOODS;
Consisting of
1 case Bindings, Ferrets &. Cotton Fringe,
1 do. flesh and drah colored Nankeens,
2 cases Cotton Gliecks,
2 do. Calico Umbrellas,
2 do. Dimities,
2 do. Gotton Counterpanes, from 8-4 to 12-4,
2 trunks Cambric Handkerchiefs &. Shawls,
2 do. Waistcoating and Ginghams.
These goods having been purchased at the
manufactories for cash, can be sold very low
on a short credit, for good paper.
March 3.___________________________d_
Slating Business.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he carries on the SLATING bu-
siness as usual at No. 3, North Liberty-street.
Those who are pleased to favor him with
their work may rely on having it executed in
the strongest and neatest manner, tk with the
utmost dispatch.
THOMAS PROCTOR.
March 23. d3t||
Notice.
Mislaid or lost, a BOND from Jesse Tom-
linson to Willam Tomlinson, for about the
sum of fifteen hundred dollars, left in my
care. If any person has the above bond they
are requested to return it to me. The mak-
er of the bond is notified that it is mislaid,
and it therefore can be of no service to any
person. CLEMENT BROOKE.
March 23. d8l||
Forty Dollars Reward.
RAN away from the Subscriber, oh the 3d
instant, a Negro Girl, named PHEEBY ; be-
tween 18.and 2o years of age ; has a down
look when spoken to, and an affected mode of
speaking. She is very black, and slender-
mada. Her clothing I cannot describe, as she
left her own at home when she departed. She
left her child behind, only 4 months old. It
is probable that her breast is not dried up,
which may lead to a discovery, on examina-
tion. I will give Twenty Dollars for appre-
hending and securing her so that I get her
again ; and if taken out of the state, Thirty-
Dollars
Likewise ran away from the Subscriber, on
Monday, the 16th instant, a Negro Woman,
named LUCY ; between 35 and 37 years of
age, 5 feet 6 or 8 inches high ; has an open,
free look ; of yellow complexion, and very lus-
ty-made. She has also left her clothing be-
hind, therefore I cannot describe her dress.
She has taken her two children with her; the
oldest a boy, named Anderson, about 4 years
uld, of a yellow complexion ; the other a boy,
named Addison, twelve months old, also of a
yellow complexion. 1 will give Twenty Dol-
lars reward for apprehending and securing
Lucy and her two children, so that I get them
again ; and Thirty Dollars, if-taken out of the
state. JOSEPH POWELL,
Living within 2 miles of the Priests' Bridge.
N. B. It is presumed that they have or will
make for the city of Baltimore, as Lucy has a
free son living in Balumore, who formerly be-
longed to and waited on the rate judge Sprigg ;
and Pheeby has a sister also there, living with
either captain Ee-rr or captain William Pitt,
,>n the Point. J. P.
« Avuud«L«ovtRt.j-, Mwc'US;, 4St|j
New Wholesale Store.
Lafitte ik Duch6.
No. 5), BALTIMORE-STREET,
Have just received a large assortment of
French and English Goods,
Which the, offer for sale very lovifor
cash or approved notes,
Consisting of
Plain Taffetas, assarted in color,
Striped do.
Figured Satin,
Peeking,
Sarsenet,
5-6 and 7 4 Damask Shawls,
5-6 and 7-4 serged do. do.
White, rose and black, Ladies' and Men'*
Silk Stockings,
Plain and figured Mantua Ribbons,
Stamped do. do. (
Extra long and short Silk Gloves,
Do. do. Kid GloveB,
Crapes assorted in colors,
Cambric Linen,
Thread and Cotton Laces,
1 box of Fancy .English Goods,
1 do. of Sey's Chintzes,
Bandannas, assorted in colors,
Cho.ppa Romal,
Silk, Morocco and Cotton Suspenders,
Velvet and Morocco Pocket-Books,
An assortment of Ladies' rich Combs,
Artificial Flowers, Stc
N. B. several boxes of the above, calculate
ed for exportation, entitled to debenture.
March 12.____________________________
In Baltimore County Court,
February 3, 1807.
ON application to the judge's of the said
County Court, by petition in writing of John,
dimming, of said County, praying the bene
fi*- of the " Act for the relief of sundry in-
solvent debtors," passed at November session
eighteen hundred and five, on the terms men-,
tinned in said act ; a schedule of his property
and a list of his creditors, on oath, as Far as
he can ascertain them, as directed by the
said act, being annexed to his petition ; and
the said County Court being satisfied by com'
potent testimony, th>t the said John Cummin £
has resided the two preceding years within
the state of Maryland, prior to the passaga
of the said act; and the said John Cumming
at the time of presenting his petition as a
foresaid, having produced to the said court,
the assent in writing of so many of his credi-
tors as have due to them the amount of two-
thirds of the debts due by him at the passing
the said act.
It is Thereupon adjudged and ordered, by
the said court, that tlie said John Cumming
(by causing a copy of this order to be insert-
ed in some one of the. newspapers in the city
of Baltimore, every other day for three months
before the ninth day of May next) give no-
tice to his creditors to appear before the said
County Court, at-the Court-House, in the
said county, at nine o'clock in the forenoon of
the said ninth day of May next, for the pur-
pose of recommending atrustee for their be-
nefit, on the stud John Cumming, then and
there tal >ath by. the said Ac» pre-
scribed for delivering uphis property.
Signed per order,
WM. GIBSON, Clerk.
February 21, 1807. dlslA-coSdMy
For Sale,
My MILL in the Countv of Madison and
state of Virginia, on the Rapidam River, a
never failing stream, with twenty.five acres
of Land attached to it; the improvements
consist of a Mill House, sixty feet, by thirty,
with three pair of Stones, two of French
Burr, and one pair of Cologne Stones to grind
corn for tke neighborhood, the toll corn may
be estimated at two hundred barrels a year,
and in dry years, one hundred barrels more ;
¦attached to the mill is a new Saw Mill, (hat
will saw one thousand feet of plank per day,
any quantity of .timber may be got veryjconve-
nient, and the demand equal to the quantity
that can be sawed ; from the Saw Mill anett
profit of eight dollars per day may be made ;
the machinery of the mills are in complete
order, having all been made new within the
last year ; twenty-five thousand bushels of
wheat has been manufactured in the abova
Mill this season, and double that quantity
might have been bought, as the above mill
is situated in one of tne richest and best
wheat counties in Virginia.
The improvements on the above twenty-five
acres of Land are a dwelling House (conve-
nient to the niiil) vitb fur rooms below, and
fire places, a good Garden, Kitchen, Meat
House, Dairy, Miller's and Cooper's Hous-
es, and a Cooper's Shop, sixty by twenty
feet; all the houses are new and in good
order. No situation in Virginia will answer
better than this for a Retail Store, and a
considerable quantity of goods may be sold,
and good payments received. For the pur-
chase of the above property, application ma-
be made to Messrs Colin &. James Ross, mer
chants, Fredericksburg, or
THOMAS MAUN.
March 17-___________ d!2t
llazlehnrst, Brothers ik Co.
OFFER FOR SALE,
25,000 lbs. Carracas Cocoa,
3,000 do. Green Coffee,
50 tons Logwood,
1,000 Hog Hides.
March 20.______________________d&
John Auchincloss, Jun.
9, Calvert-stheet,
Is now opening 50 packages of
SPRING GOODS,
Received per ship Oliver Ellsworth, via New-
York, consisting of
Elegant Fancy Muslins,
Plain Lcnoes and Picquits,
Book Muslins,
Sewed and Check Leno Shawls,
Madras Handkerchiefs,
Nuns Threads and Millinetts.
All the above are entitled to drawback and.
particularly adapted for the Spanish & West-
India markets.
March 20. _ ___ d
Notice is hereby given,
That I intend applying to Baltimore county
coui't at its next sitting, for the bene hi of tb«
insolvent laws of Man land.
ANDkiaW BUCUAN:
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